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..i :v kr . GRAvitSEND, JULY 15. Arrived—the Diadem; W haler, from Sardinia; Friends, .tr,nn Nladei►a ; SUrpris,:, Gibson, from Malta; and the Whaler, —, and Cato, Horn, from New. York. Sailed/ he Betsey and Scphia, Shaw, from .Pernam bu:.:o ; ( • enerat Apadoca, , and Cainbri in, Low, tor nuenos Ayres ;..and• the Prosped, Spencer, for Newfound. land. DUTCH I'E.RS. Lowmt JULY 6.—A letter from Dalfzie of the 2. t h ult. cont2ins the following article fc '['he Sen<i;e hastens to inform the.publie that it 1 has receiNed the !ollowitlg 'official intelligence :" A courier arrived on the 1,1011 inst. from Coutst .Kamensky, Con:matdet in (I , ief . r;f the:Russian ImperiNl at my or, the Danube, who (ounnunicates the fAlowing informaton :,--Lient.-General Count Kamen4;ky, in.the first instance, and _from him ge neral, m..40a, otcl , rs .on the 22d of May, to attack the . corps commanded hy waft: cherfound it isted htliind the t+<rl s of Bi zartschik, which place ihey-carried by storm ; aster a very obstinate ei,gr.4,emen, in which the "lurks lost 801)0. men in I.:Ricci ;nitl wounded. l'ekliwdn, the most gallant of the Turkish commaniers, sur rendered hltnielf prisoner, witli the remains of his fitriz,,consisting of 15t,0 men ; 49 stand of ctdows, and several pieces of cannon, ate tae troph:ei of this memo; alfle day.' - PETERSBUIiGH, JrNE 6,---:\Nre have recei, ed ad s ice cf . a ,Kreal vidory obtained Over the Turks by our brave General C. sun t K.;tlTlvllSky. Theyase said to b‘ave lost 10,000 killed, and booovtaken ht isoners, including a . Seraskier.. Our Sovereign biing absent, the details have not yet b:en made public. We (A ped the return ot4our beloved Monarch to-morrow or the day, after. HitLIMANSTADT, JUNE .12.--Count Kamen , kv, the Commander :Chia of the litiss!an army in Wallachia, Moldavia, and Bessarabia, w hi c h ( . ;011— ~ siits or mo r e than 190,000, has taken his measures with so much juttnent and skill, itAt the Russians have iecovered their wowed Superiori , y." • All the places at mouth of the Danube, on the Black Sea, Constanie, Monkala, pnd as tar as Ka varna,and Varna', ate apin occupied 110s siAns. • A numerous Russian araiy has passed the Danube, and advanced again itito . Bulgaila: 7- Lieu tenant Field-Marshal Count LfilViOn blockades Si listria. On the Ist inst. the General of Cavalry ; Chevalier 'Vou Soss, carried Turkuk,m ,by w h ic h occasion a num H ber of the ussar) Oificeis particu larly distinguished themselves, and a very cons - clerahh- booty was obtained. Gerkeral of Cavalry is-at piesent blockading flodschuck. 01. the 3d instant General Kamensky defeated P&kliwan, near Aghla and i -liaearascitick, ' . With the loss of 200 . 0 prisoners, and the - fo•al destruction of 8000 inen, who - occupied the intrench cots there. A:great quantity of amrnunii ion; artillery, and pro visions, was captured on this occasion. 'TURKISH FRONT! ER, JUNE 20.—Advices from several (4:tatters state, that soon alter the Important victory gained on the 8d inst. over Pekliwan, or Fe livan Ogla4the strong forre.ss of Silistria surrendered. ~••• POLICE. ZIOIV-STREET.----Yesterday appl 7 cation was' again made at the ()dice; )0 bah Cook, the Landlord' of ( he Swan pLiblic-honse, in , Vere-street, Ciare-mat ket, where the diabolical elute was held; when Mr. NARES, the Sitting klagiStrate, retuscd the applica tion, referring those :who, 'applied to the Sessions, which was iheo holding, it being at the opiLu of the Coot t. Duct-i.m.G.—lnformation was received at the Office, on Saturday night, that Mr. -C. Champo nier,-and a Captain in the Guards, were to fight a duel near the, two-mile stone, on the Edgware-road, on Sunday morning, at five o'clock. Lavewler, . the Offit.er, went to the spot about' fotir Mr. Champonier resides in Foley-place, .when in London, whete he was called up at tour O'clock, an , • went to-the Earl of Barrymore's house ift Sack- vill,:street, where his friends assembled. . About fi e o'c , ock, the Earl of Barrymore, accompanied by a Gentleman, arrived in a carriage, neat .the two-mile stone,. on the Edgware -road. They Were follwt.ed by Mr. Champonier, •on horseback, accompanied by t wo servants on horseback, one in livery, and the oth r out. A post-chaise next arrived, with one ti:letitan in it, supposed. to be a Surgeon. -Ano ther chaise art:ved" immediately alter, with 'three. Gentlemen in it, the Captain and two friends. A Gentlt man on horseback followed, suppoSed to be the Captain's Surgeon. Earl Barrymore, his friends, : and all the parties, remained in conversation till six o'clock; when, it is supposed, that, through the in terference of the intended seconds,- an explanation . took place without fighting ; or that they &tw La -vender the Officer, in waiting, to take them into custody, in case a breach of the peace was cont . mined: The diSpnie originated at the Opera. Early on Friday morning Colonel Thornton,: well known in theTortitiii ° world, gave information that Mr. HUbbard, the Attorney, of Southampton- Buildings .and Mr. Wattle°, of. Gray's Jun-square, were going to fight a duel at Chalk Farm that niornm. ing., Mr. !dead issued his warrant against the par ties, and Lavender was di L aatched to execute it, ac companied by Colu,nel Thornton ; they went first to Mr. Warhen; at hifi chambers in Gray's-Tun-Square, and found him at breakfast. Mr. NA/Alien:appeared very much astonished, especially at the Colonel's interfering in the manner he had done. The Colonel very, coolly replied, it , was impossible for him to perrnit hint and Mr. - Hubbard to fight a duel, when both of them had got in much buiiness and papers of his in their hands. Lavender' conVeyed Mr. W. to the Office, Whwn he gave bail, himself in 5001. and two sureties in 2501. each, to keep the peace.— During this term Mr. Hubbard heard that 'there was a warrant out against 'him, he in consequence at tended at the Office, and entered into similar secu rities. The dispute originated, we understand, re specting some bets at Newniarket. • cortONEICS IN au EST.-Ayounglady nt the name of Henrietta Tandy, uf a very reSpettable family in Leicestershire, put . a period to her existence on Fri-, day night last, at the house of her uncle; in 'rich borne-place, by stranglittg-hersrlf in her bed-room. She put a string round the bed-post, and with the 'other end strangled herself by fastening it I °and her neck in a noose, and from the manner in which she was found, she must have set about the rash aEt with the most detertilined resolutivn. It appeared thilt the deceased had been se!it to her uncle itY avoid the . addresses of a young man who was objeCted to by her friends: Verdict--Insanity. ~-~^y ~. Irfe . 5.49,X4r. IUjU UGULSE'PIIPERS. LiszoN, TLTLT 7. —By accounts received by the mail Of y,sterday, 6th appeals tLat Ciudad 100 ~rigo still made a vigorous detence on 'the (2.(1 in-tatn. The ;U-J!!.: had been most violent, and t ite defence as I truce. The enemy must have suf 'feted consideiabl.,. 1 .ss they ha, c, thete. united al most all their fore,, as is evident by the sinall gar ri-ioos they ! ave left in the kingdom of Leon, and the progress winch the Spanish flying parties make in the interior of Spain. • / BHA' GANZA, 27.—The enemy has effeEtcd• his jundiun upon itidad.ltodrigo, leaving in Astorga a garrison of 2000 diet) 13eneente some ca yalry ; in Lou,t soluewliarnmre than tun°, both t'avairy and infantry ; what garrison they have left in Caniora is not known, but I,vN be known to trortOW. On the morning, of the. 25th, several, of the enemy's parties . appeared bn toe lets bank of the Douro. A Spanish party of 50 hoiSe, co ;111:itided by Don Loorenzo de Agnitlar, onele 18th they met u it h a party of 24,EretiCh infamy, put I hew Jibe sword. On the 19th they met with a Colonel , and Adjutant and eight dragoons, and served them the same. On . the 20th - tlity met with a party of ei4ht artillerymen with a ,twelve-pOunder; they kified them and took the piece. On the 21st they met with 1(i. dragoon's t.:,*corting a courier ; they kleti them iti like manner, and took the dispatches, an I c imed them to GeuciallTabooda, at - Pubiea do Sanaoria. LiNtioN, JULY G.—lt is estimated that the enemy, • li:me lust in kllleci and woonded, in the course of this month, and before, Ci•:dad Rodrigo, not less . t h.,a _6OOO u'en. On the26th, at four in the a te-moou, Dun Julian attacked 200 ,Fiench coi.dry. The a6ion was iery brisk. The enemy had abck.e 70 soidieis abote qo poises killed or w , ,unded he likewise touk 16, and made himself master of their camp, losing or.ly one serjeant and ) three sol ieri, On the same evening he was,at tackc.d by 400 dragoons, and in consequence aban doneJ his vsition, atid retired to the'wood. The hie !tom the place con iuues to I , e very brisk, - and noes great eAecution'amung the eneniy. the 18th Don Juh to advanced to the vicinity Godad Rodrigo. Ev:ry day many carriages of sick ,anti wounded enter Saia,nanoi. On some days 100 of t r.e enemy have died in the hospitatis of that city. The general number of deatio daily is about ur Bu, The cavaky, too, iy extremely Fr<haust ed„ more than 400 horSes have been sent out of the situp as wait fur service. ALICA NT, JULY 6.—By letters from Ctienca dated e leehtt that a,coi,imo c,t the enemy, consisting , of 5000 . tneti hod. -st(ivitticcd to \vitiiit) six kitguesvf t Rat city about the latter end of ;May, but the FteneO t'he good disposition of the in habitants to ree,'ive ttiern, and the respeeteliht force under General tias.roitirt, Jound it prudent to ire try the Gualtratioila. Ft is supposed they are g-ne to escort. the pretended King Joseph on his j 'We know wi'h certainty, that the French *horn General Seixtstiani left 'm iza, hate retited from t t•at t lace, and taken with Blinn the, artillery and ammunition they had left there., is said, the ch. rethon of their march is for Granada, tliciugh others suppose it is tor Ditiprllll,l-riTOS. •The cause of this Hasty retreat is suppos4d to, be by some die. sudden appear lice of 70 sail of transports off:Gata, and by ot p :-.1:,' to keep the way open in case it should be ii.,und necessary to r,!tire. But- ii i, cer taiu dore has tint been a single Frenchman iii the kingd.tn tit Jaen for clays past ; that in that of Gianada, they only occupy the cities of Granada and 11.1alagit,.and i hat in Cordwa the gar rison does not exceed 2,500 men. BADAJOS, JULY. 4.--Ati the evening and night of the ::.(1 io,lant, the enemy evacuated all the ►illages righ , b,ank of tie Guadiana i:olleCting in Me rida, which held-quart , rs of Gen. RegOier they 1:-ft yesterday, at fiAir iii the rtiot 'ling, 'with the exccp tion of 500 men, who were placed there ; in prison. At ien in the morning of the same day, tie whole arrived at Alniendraiejo, - whete they gai.e out that in the evejmg thc!) , should march tor Zatia.—= French cavalry, whi::h was at Lihon : and hid its adt 7 anced 7 guard at TaLivera -la Real yesterday eveging, likewtbe retired.in the direaiou of Solana. The tretii , qidon§ thunder storm, on Saturday last, it is feared,. has d,Teinfinite damage. About a mile beyond Kilburn Wells a brilliant' ball Of fire passed rapidL along, which had a most sublime and- awful appearance, Ihe Wattad coach was . :Dinitig to tOwir at the time, and the,cOachman'and a female n pass,ger'm-ere struck down hy tit lightning. The loot of the uomati was very much Mill, and the tin-J, -on _her finger was melted. • A wain which was Heir the coach, about hilt a mile nom' Haddington, had one of - the horses' killed by the ltghtrting, and a woman in the cart was struck doWn.. At Hampstead and Highgate the lightNing was , rtiost alarming, and so near,' that the thunder was like 1110 roaring of heavy artillery. Grest damage was produced by the rain. The streets lc many parts mere impassable, and the property of the inhabitants in their kitchens and cellars received injury. Westminster Hall-pre sented an unusual appeirance. The water oVer flOwed the sea er at the. back of the Exi:hequer Coffee-house, and,soont covered the lower part of the Hail.—At Bexley-heath, three. men urerc walk ing tog' edit" - ; they \Nett. all knocked down, 'and - one of tlum wAs killed, and his watch incited. Th e other.two soon recovered:—lhe tempest was se verely tet.in most parts of.:the county of Kent. TA,o (;cntlernen, who took shelter under a tree near:Canterbury, were kilted by the lightning. - L4lll` RP:PO :T. COT/ItT OF KING'S 14 1 EN . C14, TvLY 14. BIGL,BY V. BOWATER. This , was an attiim to reyorer damages fora mali cious pro.ecution. • Gmatow stated the case. :Thisewas one of the cases which pecnliarfy he excellence of British law, ' by shewingeThat no difiereuee of rank, do reputation or. fortune, could exempt any man trOnl being forced-to respect the rights of his melt, or. if he forget that reipeCt, tor4etting it at his peril. The plane and defendant were in ranks of society altuom a distinct from each other as it Wduld be possible to conceive. The, plaintiff and defendant were in ranks of society almost •as distinct from each othereas ,ie would' be possible to conc , ike. The plaintiff: was e a post-ch-rise boy at Hampton Court ; theldefendanta titan of rank ,and fortut:e—an Admiral in the British service., Yet' it was against such a manthat the plaintiff came to de mand justice !tom - an English' jury: Mr. c,:A a wow then went into a humorous detail' of the casei— Ar * .liniral. Bowater • lived at Hampton Court, and it uillockl‘ harp that On. oee. of the - fine nights - of List 'surturier, a few people-returning4from some country festivity, alid not being acquainted with, the gana! t veteran's antipathy to-music, struck •up a chorus as they wire passing • his house. • This would probably haVe been- no very seeionse grievance -to any Mao,: who was tint altogether• advers to the " Concord of sweet sounds."_ It might, Gentle men, hil.Le been r,it her 4.ippryssi ye t 9 the • nerves of -a pregnant woman ; out I wilt not • 0110 , ,Y mystilf 'to imagine ihe gallant • Afdreiral. behave been nirkr • those circumstances ; I believe ii , lessunt been giv en in evidelict. 3 I atn posiure ;Ik, t t it is. not stated io my bitel. , Yet, Gentlemen, -it the style of the pet ton on:ince was non Ot the itlCotidulcet,order, the subie.A- might 4,aVe been,sispeosed to hainealize with tee feelings of enc. gallant Admiral. - W:at do y ou suppose tfio songs to - hoye been, something roaring and riotous, something rebejiet , is or. revolution ar y ? Nm o, Gentler of the Jury, the -serenade r , which .chsttirbed- the gallant Awnie 1, .w:ts made up of aule Britannia,' and God save.the King.' The concert was, at once interrupted by' throwing up , of a window, and a loud voice utteritig this alarming denunciation,''Get oil:you rascals, or shoot you r. 'Th.„ were perplex, 11 ; but at length conceiving that they .had not -earned sudden death in any. satisfa(tory manner, and at least deter-e wining to be 00c:-humoured as long -as they w . ere . allowed . toliVe, they began their concert again, • with Cease-rude Borers, blustering railer.'" Now, Gen-, tiemen e you have al4 heard something of the effe:is' of' music in the days' of old. This. was ‘• witch ing time o' - the night,' 'the song was giveo in a I'4 l ',chorus of rough music. .I. proceed in she tale ; the incantation produced its etreete,the gates:of thoeha teauere suddeilly!Thrown open, and there appear,. 0 before the astonished minstrels, • a 'formidable . shape,' a figs - ire in a Il44vving -rebe,ecaetn . ..anied from head to _bout'-itie Adwirar ‘14 , 1115-till.t-cap and slipper's ! e The. concert was'diSsolved twat; instant— . the spirit had beenecalledaap„ but it. Was,, untortu•-: irately. for the enciiantert, • pet to be so eabily laic again... On the . nekt rnorl*e.- the galLatlt -Admiral went to Mr. nipperson; the KeepCP.Oi- the ,King's , Arius, and gave a summary order for the discharge of the unfortunate minstrels. .General!measores are supposed to be most .effeetual ; aa.the •Arlintral's order ws', that the innkeept , rshould,. at- 'the Inn mem, discharge every chaise-boy its 'his service. Now, Gentlenieniot the Jury, if. a- servant 'of thine had Offended a gereleman, and the-Complaint was • fairly made to me, I would discharge him at'oner, whatever might be mylajue torlsina. But if any • - man, no minter what might be his rank. in Lie, were to. come, and without . condescending to point out the offender, give a sweeping -order to the dis . mission of all my servants. at once, I would certain ly retUse tb give .him the slightest. Satistaetion on the subje&t,.and tell him that it he to'rgot 'his duty, / . did not forget mine, - and that I would.,proteu env servants. The innkeeper plainly refesed to strip • himself of all . his servants at once, in -spite of some threats.of haVsng his license taken-from hiM•e but wthred to discharge any one Nvitorn the Admiral could point our. Four buts -were then , tuimed being among the musicians . ; of those, two were not • in the inlikeeper's.service 5 and :•of the other two; 'the present plaintiff had, gone to bei , i an =Hour before' the alleged tumult. The plaintif f , and another boy who is plaintiff* -in a succeeding action, were next .• morning brought before Mr. Serjeant , Marshall, on ,of the neighbouring M ag i stra t es .• Th ey were • re manlied, and. ordered to'appor on•the tollowing•Sa-' lurday.- In the:mean time they,were dismissed from, • Mr. Hippetson's•service. • Oar-Saturday, they were brought up, alter havingbeen. imprisoned the night before; by the headboroughe andnithe then abandoned his charge againstethe,plaintiff, as . .nOt - having been:among •the rioters:.'" This statement was substantiated by evidenceee . . • • • Mr. PARK, in a:veryingeniougiptechi defefidett ;conduct of the Admiral, andasaihe&whatever irre. plat ity there might appear in thefitoceedint to thee 'irritation of a seriesof insults whicheharLbeetteofiet:ed, to the .Admiral and his family hy.e.thtr.sservants ofe the King's .Arms. Their commotristime for infee :, was " Two 'pounds ten;": Irons some ritliculp','; story . which they hid circulated:throughet he village. It was proved iii evidence,•tbatea Oostboy's born and a double drum. were-among:tie .instrurneikt,s-of e . the serenade, and that the imprisonment;was" Merely a colour for swelling the datnageseethe prisoneril,have.• ing been let .out immediately after that - confinement ; • its the tounthhouse, • adjourning kcioa/..g00d supper, ti to whiCh the heatihurough watt' in vited.-4t tie tittle, and atter drinking:4nd sleepiogiat.their, tihertyikttr ing toe nighi e koing into :thetormdetiouse for $(.:w 1; minutes next morning_ betbfe:thcy went to thee:Male 4 sri trates.• • ; Lord ELLENBoaouott, irt;oltaigingthe.Jury„.-a-c, quitted the defendant of all malicious. ibternionf, advised them, it they were -induced _to find 4,.)..Lthali . plaintitf, to timid a verdiCt tOr only.nerninaldathages. • The Jury, withpuileaving the box, foitudlok,ttwil plaintiffe—Damagesfitite pounds. • • 1 , Died on Saturday-last, in BerkeLey=square, in the 81 st year of his ag'e,..Mrs. li(kEliToN, re .of the late Colonel 'WILLIAM EGERTOpI, bother of JOHN, late Lord Bishop of DURHAM. ; LONDON: Printed-by RI CHARD HARRIS, Or No. 4, Mattlett-eou.rt, 130W:street ; and Pcblished by W ILLI AM A RMIGE R SC.:RI I South Moltort street, Crio‘;ier.or squire, At the Suisp.Oppice, No. i 1 2, Strand, where Advertisements, Orders for the Pr i fier, Caters:for the Editor, &c. 06,0-paid); must .•.; , J address d. It IRTtI'; On the ieth inst. Mrs. Barnes, cf r_ast Firthfey, of - 8 Son. On the t Ith inst. at Pinkie-House, the Lady of Sir Tam Hope, Bart. of Craighaii, of a Sim. Yesterday, in Tatman- place,' the Lady. of Gilbert West, Esq. ofa Daughter. 14nk1iW. ,On Monday the stth inst. at Irvine,, Ayrihire,. Boyd Mt , ' ler, Esy. vi Lotalot!, to Ivliss M'ar'garet M , tnlt,4Oirrtc, ebieS (laughter ot I<obert Aiontgoluerte, Esti of CrAignonse. ?Ir. WcrillinAton, of Stockport, to N.tss Cowper, 0f Year- tire Cottage, near, Stockport. tto t'hursday•ta,t, by spi:cial itcense, at the house of the INltrellionslss Dowagerof Latistiowrie, Gerald bapitt Castle Valcrt, in the County of DulAin, to Atuv't eidest'dan6hter of the Niarcf - non:s4 I)doaktt of Linsdownet anti at herhist husband, tpc late Str,.l.)rke Giltard, Hart. 0 ' Ca: , tle_lortian, of whom she is co heiress, iln f;attuda'y E:q• 1 7. Sph.lt, daugliter of ttic late C4riNtiali-Spitcir, E6q, ° St. curge's- Acey..ist. DI&I) On the 4th inst. at Tayside, Perth, Patricl: Keir, •of Kianouin On 1 Itursday last, Lieutenant W. Nowell, ()roc Korl Navy; and (mainlander of 1)0 , - ,04 The same day, Mr john Burge, Gr4zfer, in Dorsershire "and, about two hours previously. his (laughter, JO age, ut a decline. ;vit.. Isuri„e's neat!) was 6CcetalOtie,l DY 1419 . I.Aling front n oe-horsew 00 the sth' ihat. on hts .) I Dor::,ctshire. On Friday last, at Topsharn_roaJ, Devonshire, Artlfd Feun,• Esq. of Water-lane, To‘,.!er-sheet. Tilt:saint (lay, - at S)denhain o f t h e ",,,i ct Alison, yoi,iiger son of Thomas Camp3ell, Esq. Orr tIN ipn inst. aeit 25, Air. Jordan, hustler, Finch:eit MAllesex. A few (.14 since, at Portsoa, Mr. Martin, who Was g" Il i het 01 tow, Queen Chariotie, on t. c I. lv une.- ♦ . A'R ICE Lit 51 ()LAS YESIE It DAY. oiant: Stock, . I iiqia StocK, Navy ; per Vent .99i 93 .ii, 3 10,04 BOIAS 2.15. IS . pr. 4 pt!!" Cent Si -h. 143 f..xclicti. 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Parnnam, 61. —s t y 1_........../ St.t.l)S. do• Red Clover - - 12• do. %Vhite ditto . - 7oi. o1. ; :o.to5 5 : 4 • Trefoil - - ss. .to 56y: u ° 1 ; ar tor' Rye-Grass 25 s.. ock. q -• is.. od: to t , .z.ked, and Green..:-, • - zs. o od.to •o" o d. to oc.s• buso White ditto ' Alusttod Seed - o', • do. Carraway seeds - 4zs. od. •to4vs• °d .•Coriandertt-,. - - 2I S d. to 2-4 S. u sarW' Oil - C aite. at the Mill - 165. per fn° ----1,, - . .i. . . ' I'I“CE I) I. L LA, l'llLtt (per lo.) A I LE A 0 1 % ,,,,,iata i j, to Butts, so 10., 561 b. each -21 d. : i i Ditto 0 to 661 b. 'each - " .! to . . 23, 1 • ~,o, V i, hiereliatits 4 Backs, '.. .. • - ' 2o(f• 1 .', ) , 19) . 4, Dressing Hides, .. - - - 141, to ;i1 Pine : Coach Hides, - - t9',o 1. t ,„ o I pl. I , Crop fittkls, ;i to ..tolb. for cutting - 2,y-t• i+ a , .45 to 5,:1b. ,:: _. . 1 80: 1° CAI' Skins, la to .till. 264.. to 311. per lb. Ditto; , . ~5a to 70.1 1 ). 3 6,1 .. to• 4•1'. 1 • per.. l . 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